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The large meteor was seen all over the D.C. area and throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast → Read More
The first full week of May may end up cooler than any April week. → Read More
Every day this week may end up cooler than average. → Read More
The middle of the week is sunny but on the cool side of normal. → Read More
The twisters' terrible toll can be linked to their utter ferocity, the vulnerability of the region they struck and for sweeping through at night, when it was difficult to see them coming. → Read More
The blossom buds have reached the “extension of florets” stage but cooler weather should slow their progress → Read More
Highs most days reach at least 50. → Read More
The punishing combination of heavy snow, extreme winds and bitter cold temperatures may be unparalleled. → Read More
Western areas to see the biggest threat of significant iciness and slick travel. → Read More
Most days see highs in the 50s except for some 40s Thursday and Friday. → Read More
We predict below-average snow in D.C. for the sixth time in the past seven years. → Read More
Winterlike weather has arrived. → Read More
We may not see a ton of sun until the second half of the workweek. → Read More
Frosty conditions are probable Tuesday and Wednesday nights. → Read More
Thursday brings the week’s sole chance of rain. → Read More
Sunny weather dominates Thursday through the weekend → Read More
Lots of sun and highs in the 70s and 60s through Friday. → Read More
Torrential rain and damaging winds will probably cause flooding and power outages through Sunday night → Read More
The depression is likely to become Tropical Storm Fiona by sometime Thursday. → Read More
Flash flooding is likely in parts of interior Southern California, western Arizona and southern Nevada. → Read More